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...and Mergan. Reelandic people are partly descendants of immigrants from the Ree island, whose location is now unknown. Despite their ancestry, Reelandic pe ...ir rulers anymore, which made the Reelandic Revolution possible. Bernt van Ree was the leader of the Revolution, later the first Governor of Reeland. He i

...nd Dutch (''who knew?''), with some additional Greek vocabulary, and Proto-Ree (completely imaginary) vocabulary. I also draw influences in mapping from m ...588/108.8849&layers=B Igwepir] (as you might have guessed, that is a Proto-Ree toponym);

...a few countries are isolated from Kalm... and the terminology "Gaerman" as language only exists for whatever reason in some countries, I think it is unnecessar ...ha! I am, in fact, very interested in such good ideas how to deal with the language (and culture) issue. I see migration and trade as a good way to establish s

...tion of territory owners. The notes column should indicate who created the language and inspiration or other real-world references. ! width="15%" | Language

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|nationalities = Semanish (89%), Eastern Kalmic (Yahtan, Ree) (9.8%), Other (Kojolese, Sanain, Izaki, etc.) (1.2%) ...ation of around 6.5 million. The capital is [[Renkesi]], and the official language is [[Semanish]].

.../English|aŋ'θæɹi.ə]]/ [[wikipedia:Help:Pronunciation_respelling_key|an-THA-ree-ə]]; [[Romanish]]: ''Antharia'' or ''Antharya'' [[Romanish_language#IPA|[ ...guistic and cultural diversity, Antharia having next to the administrative language Romanish seven further national languages, which become co-official in regi